Reddit seeding, what's the legit pricing?

[faddy1000]

So I went down the rabbit hole of how to do PR for our instagram saas. Conclusion was that reddit will be the best.

I went to some websites they say ~10 'viral' posts with 50-200k reach for $200. Then some other website says one post costs $25, a comment costs $10. Upvotes seem pretty cheap but

Are those normal prices or overpaid? I'm not sure if this is more of a "I have my own farm" or "I resell from a SMM panel" type of situation.

I want to buy those services monthly but dont want to end up making some rookie mistake and overpay.

With the price of $10 comment I could literally just go on fivver and get some dudes to do it...

So with that in mind what do you think is the industry standard pricing for hits

 

[TheMarquis]

Reddit posts + panel upvotes, nowadays?! Run away from that. Your brand will be in danger.

Before exposing your main project, try the service(s) with a test project and see how is going on. In a few weeks or a month you should have real reports.

Remember the golden rule: You get what you paid for.

 

[faddy1000]

Reddit posts + panel upvotes, nowadays?! Run away from that. Your brand will be in danger.

Before exposing your main project, try the service(s) with a test project and see how is going on. In a few weeks or a month you should have real reports.

Remember the golden rule: You get what you paid for.

In danger in what way? My team does the copywriting they just provide the infra to post all of those. Yes I'm fine with paying what I get for but I'm not fine with bending over dropping soap and paying 10x for something that shouldn't be that Thus my post!

 

[JB2302]

You can give em(cheap one) a try, hope you find some golden nuggets.


You would agree on one thing, you can not compromise on any of
- content research and quality
- account quality
- support


Find the best you can in the least possible price.

 

[upvotemax]

I think the posting is overpriced, as the the 'viral' thing can't be guaranteed...
It'll be much better if you can write your own posts and publish them, cause no one else knows what your clients need, more than yourself.

 

[lolliipop]

You really need to undetstand that sub's niche and what people there likely reacts to. There are multiple ways that you can make it work.

Do simple test postings for first few times until you get hang of it, then make some effort to so genuine posting that people are more likely to engage.

And account you post is important too. Make sure it's at least few months old with some "visible" sfw postings in different subs to make it look like a legit person.


The one that says can easily make your posting viral if you pay $$is most likely gonna be BS unless they already have a good understanding of that specific sub which imo its important you need you do it yourself or have a seasoned va to do this.